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» Tuesday, February 26 2013

While it remains to be seen whether Mayo, Brand and Kaman return for the Mavericks’ future, Nowitzki is a given. And Jennings said he’s let himself think about running the pick-and-roll, one of his specialties, with the Mavericks’ future hall of famer. “That would be crazy,” Jennings said. “At the end of the season, we’ll just see what happens. As far as right now, I’m just trying to help this team get to the playoffs and win basketball games.” Dallas Morning News

 

» Saturday, February 23 2013

Now that J.J. Redick is a Buck and is going to get a long-term deal from the team this summer, what happens to Monta Ellis and Brandon Jennings? They could be gone. Jennings hopes to land in Dallas via a free-agent deal this summer and the Mavs would love to get him, but he's restricted. Ellis was the centerpiece of the offer for Josh Smith. New York Daily News

Jennings is playing a team-high 37.4 minutes per game and Ellis is averaging 37.1, leading to concern expressed by both Hammond and Boylan. "We've had to play them too many minutes," Boylan said. "Forty minutes a night, that's not a good formula for us." But Jennings disputed that notion. "I'm 23 years old," he said. "I don't mind playing a lot of minutes at all. I never complain about playing time; I never complain about being tired or anything like that. "Monta has played 40 minutes at Golden State. It's nothing to us." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

 

» Friday, February 22 2013

The Milwaukee Bucks' guard duo of Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis are featured in the NBA's newest "BIG" advertising spot. The video is a spoof on Milwaukee's famous duo from the late 1970s, TV icons Laverne & Shirley, set to the background music "Making Our Dreams Come True." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

 

» Wednesday, February 20 2013

One rival executive said fourth-year point guard Brandon Jennings and forward Ersan Ilyasova are not expected to be traded. But center Samuel Dalembert (expiring deal worth $6.7 million) and fourth-year forward Ekpe Udoh could help get the deal done. USA Today Sports

The Milwaukee Bucks continue to discuss Josh Smith trade scenarios with the Atlanta Hawks in advance of Thursday’s 3 p.m. trade deadline, according to sources with knowledge of the talks. But those discussions, sources say, also serve as a strong indication of the rising likelihood that Brandon Jennings will not be moved this week. ESPN.com

 

» Tuesday, February 19 2013

Adrian Wojnarowski: For all the leverage Brandon Jennings sought changing agents, reality is unchanged: No one will max him out, Bucks will match sheet in July. Twitter @WojYahooNBA

 

» Sunday, February 17 2013

 

» Saturday, February 16 2013

Contrary to an ESPN report, the Bucks didn’t make a formal offer to Brandon Jennings while he was negotiating for a contract extension. According to two individuals, Bucks officials and Jennings’ former agent, Bill Duffy, did nothing more than exchange ideas. Racine Journal-Times

 

» Friday, February 15 2013

 

» Thursday, February 14 2013

ESPN.com, in an analysis story on 10 NBA players who could be traded, cited sources as saying Jennings is frustrated. One source called it "irreconcilable differences" and said Jennings wants to be moved before the Feb. 21 trade deadline. "That is not true," Jennings said in a text message when asked if his relationship with the Bucks is beyond repair. "Just because I got a new agent doesn't mean anything. That stuff never came out of my mouth. They're just reaching for a story since I changed my agent [to Jeff Schwartz]." ESPN.com

One other theory being floated: Jennings is upset because he didn't make the Eastern Conference All-Star team, despite leading the Bucks into playoff position by averaging team-highs of 18.5 points and 6.1 assists, or that he wants more exposure than small-market Milwaukee can offer. Jennings denied that. "Being in Milwaukee wasn't the reason I didn't make the All-Star Game," Jennings said. "Guys just had better numbers than me." ESPN.com

 

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